Operating Cash flow | $33.10 | million | ||||
Cash Flow due to Capital expense | ($4) | million | ||||
Cash Flow due to change in current assets | ($1) | million | ||||
Cash Flow due to change in accounts payable | $1 | million | ||||
Cash Flow due to change in accrued liabilities | $0.40 | million | ||||
FREE CASH FLOW | $29.50 | million | ||||
a | Estimated Free Cash Flow for the coming year | $29.50 | million | |||
Payments for debt and equity financing | $10 | million | ||||
b | Amount available for source of new internal financing | $19.50 | million | (29.5-10) | ||
c | Amount of external financing needed during coming year | $15.50 | million | (35-19.5) | ||
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